Mamas in Spirit Lindy Wynne

This podcast contains sensitive content, including discussion of suicide.  
Lisa Morris stopped going to Reconciliation as a teenager. She figured she could just go to God herself.
Lisa now recognizes her turn away from God was the beginning of many choices that resulted in immense suffering, including an abortion, eating disorder, poor relationship with alcohol and divorce.
Lisa went to church on an impulse the morning she signed her divorce papers--she had a full circle moment when Confession was available and she attended about fifteen years after she stopped going.  
Lisa was touched by the unfathomable mercy of God in the confessional and began a healing journey of the soul. Lisa wants you to know this gift is awaiting you, too.
 

Sue Simms got down on her knees and prayed in her hospital room. She awaited the test results revealing if her second daughter would have the same fatal birth defect she lost her first daughter to.
Sue told God that she trusted His plan and would follow—she just asked to know if her baby would live or die. 
As soon as Sue stood from her time of prayer, the doctor returned to tell Sue that her baby girl was healthy and would go home with Sue and her husband.
Many years later, this baby would become a mama and experience the same heart-wrenching loss with her first baby as Sue did. 
Grace-filled lessons abound in this story that captures the power of surrender, the gift of steadfast faith and the blessings of holy motherhood.
Listen and be filled with the extraordinary hope that only God can provide!

Rich Peluso was in a dark place in his early twenties--he was working a job that compromised his values and chisled away at who God created him to be.
While Rich was avoiding time alone with God in prayer, he desperately desired to reconnect.
One night as Rich laid in bed, he called out to God. And even though Rich was not ready to fully amend his life, God was faithful.
Days later Rich unfolded a newspaper that held a ceramic Christmas tree in his car--Rich never could have imagined the pages would hold the gift of new life for Rich. God would transform Rich's heart and provide him with a hope-filled future.
Listen to this final podcast in the Easter Series and behold an eternal perspective!

Elizabeth Blanke never could have imagined she’d be a young widow, on her own with three small children.
Elizabeth’s husband and high school sweetheart passed away unexpectedly from a sudden heart attack. 
Hear how God guided Elizabeth one step at a time to face the unimaginable. 
From planning the funeral to learning taxes to becoming the sole parent of their three children, Elizabeth leaned into God’s holy presence and supernatural provision—with God, she was able to attend to all the details while God attended to Elizabeth’s heart.
Listen to this newest podcast in the Mamas in Spirit Easter Series and know that all things are truly possible with God. 

Ismael Fierro and his wife Vanessa prepared for three years--and even learned French--to move from Mexico to Canada. However, when the time came to go, Ismael's company didn't offer him a job in Canada--they unexpectedly invited him to work in Nashville, Tennessee.
Ismael learned to let go of his own plan and surrender to God's will. He prayed, “Let me be the person you dreamt of when you created me.”
Soon thereafter, Ismael, Vanessa and their two small children landed in the Nashville airport to create a home in a country they didn't know with a language they didn't speak. Ismael sensed God with him in a sacred moment he will never forget. 
In this Easter podcast, be inspired as Ismael shares what “Thy Will be Done” in the Our Father means to him, as well as his love for Saint Joseph and the Surrender Novena. 
May we, like Ismael, always invoke the Holy Spirit in prayer and surrender our lives to God's will. 
 
 
 

Lorraine Hess was touring for her new album about glorifying God when she found out that her home had been severely damaged in a house fire. 
After returning home she felt drawn to Adoration.
While there, she heard God ask her, “Can you glorify me while you are carrying a cross?”
In this Easter podcast, hear how Lorraine was committed to glorifying God throughout the 20 months her family was displaced while fixing their home.
God sharpened Lorraine to stay in gratitude and recognize how people were watching her living witness.
Hear Lorraine sing about this experience in her song “A Heart That’s Been Purified” at the end of the podcast, and learn more about her at lorrainehess.com.